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Republican Era: One Broken Regiment from the Start, Points Can Buy Anything 民国：开局一个残团，积分换一切
Eastern Sichuan, 1920. After his father is assassinated, he takes command of a ragtag force fewer than a thousand strong, surrounded by enemies on all sides. Bound to the Empire-Building System, he earns points by killing enemies and exchanges them for rifles, machine guns, artillery, soldiers, and formidable generals. Yang Sen sends two regiments to "absorb" his force. He just smiles.
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Apocalypse: My Get-Rich-Quick Life with a Younger Fisherman from the Village 末世：我和年下渔村汉的暴富日常
Shen Yu died in the winter of the seventh year of the deep freeze. In her previous life, she was an unlucky soul who survived alone for seven years in the apocalypse. She was starving and freezing to death, and when she finally died, no one even knew. When she opened her eyes again, she was back three months before the apocalypse. A red extreme-weather alert had just popped up on her phone, exactly like the one in her previous life. This time, she sold her apartment in the city and returned to h
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The One Who Listens to the Snow 听雪的人
Those Who Listen to Snow
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The Evening Breeze Mailroom 晚风收发室
The Evening Breeze Mailroom
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A World in a Sandbox: Rewriting the War of Resistance, Starting with a Single Tree 沙盘山河：从一棵树开始改写抗战
On the first day after transmigrating, Chen Shanhe was told by the System: You can rewrite everything. Later, he realized there were far too many things he couldn’t change. He couldn’t change Xiao Dao’s sacrifice. The sixteen-year-old boy took a bullet for him. He couldn’t change the fall of Nanjing. Thirty thousand blue dots went dark one by one before his eyes. He couldn’t even change the fate of his own brother. The names of his comrades were carved all over Zhao Dazhu’s rifle stock. The Syst
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Last Words Medium: I Hear the Dead Speak at the Funeral Home After Dark 遗言师：我在深夜殡仪馆听死人说
Lu Chen, a night-shift worker at a funeral home, can hear the last words of the dead. Most of their farewells are ordinary, until one morning at three, a body that supposedly died in an “accident” says to him: “Stop investigating. Your mother is still alive.”
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